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The children in question were moved to independent schools, also with SEN experts, where the non-diagnosis blunders continued for years. I did mention that both sectors were involved in my last post.

I have first hand experience with family, Dyslexia diagnosed at age 15 last November, with huge apologies from the school. The educational psychologist and the school admitted that it should've have been picked up by age 9. Imagine that, just 7 months from life changing GCSE exams, explaining...

Disruptive kids come from homes where they are neglected, or as you say from parents who over indulge and can see no wrong in their beloved offspring. But also kids with learning needs such as Dyslexia and Dyspraxia, leading to them stressing and failing to concentrate - even now, schools spot...

School isn’t the problem. I glad teachers and heads do not have the right to touch kids. Bias, subjectivity, hitting with temper are all inevitable, whilst guilty favourite kids get away with it. Weak, over indulgent parents produce the brats who disrupt school and often go on to act criminally.